Miami International Autodrome

Track Length: 3.363 miles (5.412 km)
Number of Turns: 19
Circuit Type: Semi-permanent street circuit (around Hard Rock Stadium)
Elevation Change: Minimal with a slight crest at the chicane
Notable Straights: Long back straight leading into Turn 17
Famous Corners: Turns 6–8 (triple-apex hairpin), Turns 14–15 (tight chicane), Turn 17 (heavy braking zone)
FIA Grade: Grade One
Primary Use: Formula One, Formula E, other pro motorsport events

The Miami International Autodrome is a uniquely engineered street circuit with a permanent feel, thanks to its custom-built infrastructure around Hard Rock Stadium. Drivers face a mix of technical complexity and high-speed sections. The triple-apex hairpin at Turns 6–8 tests patience and precision, especially in traffic. The tight chicane at Turns 14–15—with its uphill entry, mid-corner crest, and downhill exit—can unsettle even the best setups. The back straight, one of the longest on the calendar, sets up high-speed battles culminating in the Turn 17 braking zone, one of the prime overtaking opportunities. Mistakes here are costly, but calculated aggression can be rewarded.